Europe, China and the Two SARs

This book is a detailed study of contemporary economic, political and security relations between Western Europe (now represented by the European Union) and China and the two emerging special administrative regions of Hong Kong and Macau. In a comparative manner, the contributors analyse the policies of seven major European states and the European Commission, counter-balanced with the view from China, Hong Kong and Macau. This uniquely wide-ranging survey discusses the past record, the present performance and the future prospects of the Sino-European relationship.

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MONTSERRAT CANTO PEREZ Lecturer in Economics, Universidad Autonoma de Madrid MARTA DASSU Director of the Centre for Political and International Studies, Rome PETER FERDINAND Director of the Centre for Studies in Democratisation, University of Warwick, UK FRANÇOIS GODEMENT Senior Fellow for Asian Affairs, Institut Français de Relations Internationales, Paris HENK HOUWELING Associate Professor of International Relations, Department of Political Science, University of Amsterdam ALEXANDRO LORCO CORRONS Jean Monnet Chair Professor, Faculdad de Ciencias Economicas y Empresariales, Universidad Autonoma de Madrid BRIAN McDONALD European Commission, Brussels GARY M.C. NGAI Executive Director, Sino-Latin Foundation, Macau KLAUS RUPPRECHT Director of the East Asia Division of the German Federal Foreign Ministry, Bonn REGINE SERRA Research Assistant for Asian Affairs, Institut Français de Relations Internationales, Paris TING WAI Associate Professor, Department of Government and International Studies, Hong Kong Baptist University, Hong Kong ZHOU HONG Deputy Director, Institute of European Studies, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, Beijing, China.

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List of Tables and Figures List of Abbreviations Notes on the Contributors Introduction; B.Bridges & M.S.Neves French Policy Towards China: A Redefinition; F.Godemont & R.Serra UK Policy Towards China; P.Ferdinand Germany's Policy Towards China and the Future SARs of Hong Kong and Macau; K.Rupprecht Italian Policy Towards China: The Trading State Approach; M.Dassu Dutch-Chinese Bilateral Relations: Constant Elements of a Bilateral Relationship in a Changing World System; H.Houweling Portugal, China and Macau: Building a New Triangular Relationship at a Moment of Change; M.S.Neves Hispano-Chinese Relations: A Limited Past, but a Promising Future; A.L.Corrons & M.C.Perez Setting the Agenda for the Twenty-First Century: China, Hong Kong, Macau and the European Union; B.McDonald Development and Reconciliation Under Peace: An Explanation of China's Policy Towards the European Union; Z.Hong Europe, China and the Future of Hong Kong; T.Wai Macau's Role in the China-EU Context; G.M.C.Ngai FromBilateralism to a Common Approach?: The EU, China, Hong Kong and Macau; M.S.Neves & B.Bridges Bibliography Index